The Most Expensive Dog Breeds in India: A Luxurious Canine Affair.

Dogs have always been cherished companions, but for some, they are more than just pets—they are status symbols, luxury accessories that flaunt wealth and

extravagance. In India, where the pet culture is thriving, certain dog breeds are associated with prestige and come with a hefty price tag. Let's delve into the world of the most expensive dog breeds in India, exploring their characteristics and what makes them so sought after.

1. Tibetan Mastiff

Known for its majestic appearance and lion-like mane, the Tibetan Mastiff is one of the most expensive dog breeds in India. Originally bred to guard livestock in the Himalayas, these dogs are fiercely loyal and protective of their families. Tibetan Mastiffs are large, powerful dogs with a calm and patient demeanor, making them excellent companions for experienced dog owners.

2. Chow Chow

With its distinctive lion-like mane and blue-black tongue, the Chow Chow is a breed that exudes elegance and charm. Originating from China, these dogs are known for their aloof and independent nature. Chow Chows are loyal to their families but can be wary of strangers, making them excellent guard dogs. Their luxurious double coat requires regular grooming to keep it in top condition.

3. English Bulldog

The English Bulldog is a symbol of strength and resilience, known for its muscular build and wrinkled face. Despite their tough appearance, English Bulldogs are gentle and affectionate dogs, making them excellent family pets. They are known for their stubborn nature, which can make training a challenge, but their loving nature makes it all worth it.

4. Samoyed

With its fluffy white coat and friendly smile, the Samoyed is a breed that captures hearts wherever it goes. Originating from Siberia, these dogs were bred to herd reindeer and pull sleds, giving them a strong work ethic and high energy levels. Samoyeds are known for their friendly and gentle nature, making them great companions for families with children.

5. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a small, elegant breed known for its charming and affectionate nature. These dogs are named after King Charles II of England, who was rarely seen without his beloved spaniels. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are friendly and outgoing dogs, making them great companions for families and individuals alike.

6. French Bulldog

The French Bulldog is a small, muscular breed known for its bat-like ears and friendly demeanor. These dogs are affectionate and playful, making them great companions for families with children. French Bulldogs are also known for their distinctive "singing" voice, which adds to their charm and appeal.

7. Afghan Hound

The Afghan Hound is a breed known for its regal appearance and elegant gait. These dogs are independent and aloof, with a strong prey drive and a love for chasing anything that moves. Afghan Hounds are known for their beautiful, flowing coats, which require regular grooming to keep them looking their best.

8. Saint Bernard

The Saint Bernard is a breed known for its large size and gentle nature. These dogs are famous for their role as rescue dogs in the Swiss Alps, where they would help locate and rescue lost or injured travelers. Saint Bernards are friendly and affectionate dogs, making them great companions for families with children.

9. Rottweiler

The Rottweiler is a breed known for its strength, intelligence, and loyalty. These dogs are confident and fearless, with a natural instinct to protect their families. Rottweilers are known for their distinctive black and tan markings and their powerful build, making them imposing yet lovable companions.

10. Pomeranian

The Pomeranian is a small, fluffy breed known for its playful and friendly nature. These dogs are intelligent and energetic, with a love for attention and affection. Pomeranians are known for their fluffy coats, which require regular grooming to keep them looking their best.

In conclusion, the most expensive dog breeds in India are not just pets—they are symbols of wealth, luxury, and status. From the majestic Tibetan Mastiff to the charming Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, these breeds are sought after for their unique characteristics and beauty. While owning one of these breeds may come with a high price tag, the joy and companionship they bring are priceless.

Bathing and How often to bath your pets.

Bathing is very integral part of every one of us including our beloved pets. It keeps them Healthy and also it keeps their skin and coat healthy. Most of our dogs can’t keep calm. They have a habit of exploring everything around them in accordance with freedom given to them. Dogs have a habit in particular, they tend to leave their scent wherever they go. For that they will rub their body against the wall or any other object and this process they accumulate dirt and other particulates. In order to keep them away from this and make them feel free as well bathing becomes an important grooming practice. 

Usually, it is recommended a bath twice a week but it may vary accordance with dogs’ daily schedule, for example if a dog is going for swimming regularly than he only needs bath with just water and drying, Bathing helps them to remove loose hairs, dirt, other particulates etc. Before going for a bath, a general skin and coat examination is recommended for any skin infections or occurrence of any tick and flea infection or any kind of injury. If everything is normal then one should go for a mild shampoo and conditioner. If you find any kind of signs of infection or infestation then its in best interest of pest to approach a veterinarian and go for proper advice of the expert. 

Bathing frequency depends on many reasons like:

- Weather condition

- Lifestyle of a dog (Hunting dog/ Family dog/ Swimming dog)

- Medical Condition

- Breed

In winters it’s better to give bath every 15-20 days with Luke warm water. In winters its important to dry the coat with Hair Dryer to ensure complete drying. But if dogs get dirty then instead of using water one can opt for Dry shampoo or Foaming shampoo which do not require water and can be done using wet towel.  In summer season its better to bathe your dog twice a week time. The time may vary according to lifestyle of the dog. We will have separate blog on lifestyle and bathing correlations. 

In case of any medical condition, one should visit a veterinarian and take recommendations and treatment (if any) from him. 

Regarding "Breed" we will have a separate blog as it’s a huge topic on its own. 

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Bathing and how often to bathe your pets:-

Bathing is a very integral part of every one of us including our beloved pets. It keeps them

Healthy and also it keeps their skin and coat healthy. Most of our dogs can’t keep calm.

They have a habit of exploring everything around them in accordance with the freedom

given to them. Dogs have a habit, in particular, they tend to leave their scent wherever

they go. For that, they will rub their body against the wall or any other object and in this

process, they accumulate dirt and other particulates. In order to keep them away from

this and make them feel free as well bathing become an important grooming practice.

Usually, it is recommended a bath twice a week but it may vary in accordance with dogs’

daily schedule, for example, if a dog is going swimming regularly then he only needs

a bath with just water and drying, Bathing helps them to remove loose hairs, dirt, other

particulates etc. Before going for a bath, a general skin and coat examination is

recommended for any skin infections or occurrence of any tick and flea infection or any

kind of injury. If everything is normal then one should go for a mild shampoo and

conditioner. If you find any kind of signs of infection or infestation then it’s in the best interest

of the pest to approach a veterinarian and go for proper advice from the expert.

Bathing frequency depends on many reasons like:

- Weather condition

- Lifestyle of a dog (Hunting dog/ Family dog/ Swimming dog)

- Medical Condition

- Breed

In winters it’s better to give a bath every 15-20 days with Luke's warm water. In winter it's

important to dry the coat with a Hair Dryer to ensure complete drying. But if dogs get dirty

then instead of using water one can opt for Dry shampoo or Foaming shampoo which

do not require water and can be done using a wet towel. In the summer season, it's better to

bathe your dog twice a week time. The time may vary according to the lifestyle of the dog.

We will have a separate blog on lifestyle and bathing correlations.

In case of any medical condition, one should visit a veterinarian and take

recommendations and treatment (if any) from him.

Regarding breed, we will have a separate blog as it’s a huge topic on its own.

                                                                                                                                          

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BRUSHING YOUR DOG :-

Brushing or combing your dog’s hair coat is one of the integral parts of grooming and dogs’ health management. A shining and healthy coat is a sign of a healthy dog and brushing regularly with right guidance can help pet owner achieve it.  Owner should make sure the experience of brushing the dog should be comfortable and pleasant and should never be forceful

Advantage of Brushing-

• Remove Loose hairs from coat 

• Prevention of Mats/Knots

• Redistribution of healthy natural skin oils over hair shaft

• Remove dirt from the coat 

• Regular brushing reduces the frequency of bathing 

• It helps in maintaining a healthy relationship between Dog and owner

How Often to Brush Your Dog?

Frequency of Brushing your dogs varies from one dog to other. It depends on many factors like coat type, Length of hair, type of activities of dog etc.  Dog with different kind of coat require different type of tools for brushing the coat.  Regular monitoring of dog’s coat is required to understand the requirement of brushing. Tangling, dullness, Mats and dirt are some indications that the dog may require brushing. Brushing may take few minutes to hours depending upon type of condition and coat of the dog. 

Medium to Long haired dogs require more frequent brushing as compared to dogs with short hair as former are prone to Mats, Tangles and knots. Some dog breeds have very short hairs and might not be in need of brushing. Instead, occasional use of soft grooming glove is sufficient to remove loose hairs.

General Guide:

•  Smooth and Short Haired Dogs:  Brushing once fortnightly to remove loose hair is sufficient. Example: Labrador, Rottweiler etc. 

•  Short and Dense furred dogs: Brush once a week or 14 days. Example: German shepherd, Husky etc. 

•  Long Coat and double coated dogs:  Once or twice a week. Example: Golden retriever, Lhasa Apso etc. 

•  Puppies: It is very important to start training the puppies for grooming and make them feel comfortable about when they are just month old. This is very important exercise as this prepare your dog to be handled easily in future grooming sessions and even vet visit. 

•  Dog with outdoor activities: many dog owners take their dog out for swimming, play ground and into the woods. For such kind of dogs mild brushing after every visit is very important as it will remove any kind of dirt, leaves or insects attached to the dogs’ fur. Dogs those are into swimming should be cleaned with normal water and brushed to remove any kind of harmful objects from fur. 

What if dog is not brushed regularly?

Neglecting this exercise can have serious health implication on health of dogs. Dogs can become prone to many kinds of skin infections and allergies. Not Brushing your dogs may lead to Mats, Tangles and knots on their coat. Mats and knots tend to absorb moisture and become source of some serious skin infections. It causes skin irritation which can change the behavior of the dog. 

If a dog has excessive matting on the fur than it is advisable to take them to a good veterinarian or a registered grooming parlor for proper care.  A veterinarian or a groomer use specialized tools to remove mats and tangles which otherwise becomes difficult to remove by using normal household scissors. 

While grooming humans should observe the skin of the dog. In case of any redness, ticks or spots one should immediately contact a veterinarian so that proper diagnosis and treatment can be done. 

                                                                                                                                                                          

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Pre-Bathing Steps 

Need to removing excess dirt, debris, and dead hair prior to the bath.

Hair Brushing 

1. Start brushing with a soft slicker and at the top of your dog.

2. The most common brushing method is to brush backward against the lay of the fur and then brush it back into place.

3. The skin and hair around dogs face are sensitive and you should take care not to harm them. 

4. Examine the body for any ticks or infections.

                                                                                                                                                                                      

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Hair Trimming

1. Before you can start trimming, you need to brush all the hairs on your dog's body thoroughly to remove any hair loss.

2. You should follow the procedure from: neck, back, chest, abdomen, and finally the tail.

3. If you using a trimming clipper, always position the machine head in the direction of the hair growth.

4. If you are not sure you are handling the scissors or the trimmer properly, use a comb between the scissors and the skin to create a secure barrier.

 Paw Care 

1. Examine dog's paw for any infections. 

2. Remove dirt or any harmful substances.

3. Nails trimming is an essential part of dog grooming. 

Make sure your dog does not become frustrated by long grooming sessions prior to bathing. Take a break if necessary.

Bathing Steps 

Bathing is an important activity for dogs with healthy skin and a healthy coat, the most common reason to bathe is to remove an unpleasant odour or because they’ve accumulated dirt on their coat

Washing 

1. Start slowly with low pressure warm water. 

2. Brush your dog’s hair. This will make it easier for you to rinse and lather your pup up with shampoo.

3. Wash from the neck and shoulders down to the paws. 

4. Fill your palm with an natural organic shampoo formulated for dogs.

5. Apply the shampoo to the base of your dog’s skull. Avoiding his eyes, massage into a lather around his head and chest.

6. Rinse your dog thoroughly from head to tail until the water runs clear.

7. This step isn’t always necessary, if you want your dog's coat is naturally soft and silky you can apply conditioner in the same way you did the shampoo and let it sit as long as the instructions recommend, then rines well.

Drying

1. There are two basic ways to dry your dog with a blow dryer or a towel. 

2. Be sure to dry your dog off after a bath to avoid discomfort.

3. Use a clean towel to dry the coat after a soothing shower

4. If your pup is long-haired, a blow dryer will effectively dry the coat.

Caring for a dog is a big responsibility, and dog ownership is not something to enter into lightly, so we provide you some dogs products for your four-legged best friend.

 

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